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Dora

by Noetix Robotics

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Dora is a product-level, lightweight general-purpose humanoid robot developed by Noetix Robotics for home, education and elder-care settings.

Height
100 cm
Weight
20 kg
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Overview & Analysis

The Dora by Noetix Robotics is a humanoid robot, first introduced in 2026 that represents Noetix Robotics's approach to human-centric automation and interaction. Dora is a product-level, lightweight general-purpose humanoid robot developed by Noetix Robotics for home, education and elder-care settings.

Standing at 100 cm and weighing 20 kg, its physical dimensions are well-suited for human-scale environments for humanoid applications. The payload capacity of 5 kg supports the physical demands of its intended applications.

The Dora is positioned as an early-stage humanoid platform showing promising capabilities that may evolve significantly before production, offering a focused set of capabilities for humanoid applications without the overhead of advanced AI features.

Common Use Cases

  • 1Manufacturing assembly and quality inspection
  • 2Warehouse logistics and material handling
  • 3Research and development in human-centric environments
  • 4Customer service and reception in public spaces
  • 5Elderly and healthcare assistance

Strengths

  • Payload capacity of 5 kg allows handling of real-world objects and tools
  • Human-compatible form factor allows operation in existing infrastructure without modification

Considerations

  • !Currently in prototype phase — production availability and timeline should be confirmed with the manufacturer
  • !Battery life specifications not yet published — runtime may be a factor for extended deployments
  • !Regulatory approval for autonomous operation in public spaces varies by jurisdiction
  • !Integration with existing IT infrastructure and safety systems requires careful planning

Who Should Consider the Dora?

The Dora is ideal for organizations that need a general-purpose robot capable of operating in human-designed environments. Research institutions exploring humanoid locomotion and manipulation, logistics companies seeking flexible automation, and enterprises evaluating the future of human-robot collaboration should consider this platform. If your use case requires a robot that can navigate stairs, open doors, and use tools designed for people, the Dora warrants serious evaluation.

Competitive Landscape

Within the humanoid robot category, the Dora competes with platforms like Tesla Optimus Gen 2, Steve, Figure 01. Each robot in this space offers different trade-offs between capability, cost, and availability. Use our comparison tools to evaluate the Dora against specific alternatives for your use case, or explore the full humanoid robot database to discover all available options.

Full Specifications

Specification
Dora
Noetix Robotics
humanoid
Statusprototype
📐Physical Dimensions
Height
100 cm
Weight
20 kg
Performance Specs
Payload
5 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Dora is a humanoid robot developed by Noetix Robotics. Dora is a product-level, lightweight general-purpose humanoid robot developed by Noetix Robotics for home, education and elder-care settings.
Pricing for the Dora is available upon request from Noetix Robotics. Contact them directly for a quote.
Height: 100 cm, Weight: 20 kg, Payload: 5 kg
AI capabilities information is not publicly available for the Dora.
The Dora is currently in prototype stage and not yet available for general purchase. Follow Noetix Robotics for updates on availability.

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